Gandhinagar: Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel has not yet decided the allocation of the bungalow to the ministers who fell from the Vijay regime of Rupani.
Most of the former ministers have submitted a bungalow.
After changes in the cabinet, the former minister had been asked to empty their government bungalows in the earliest minister’s bag, so they could be allocated to the newly installed minister.
The main sources of knowing the development say that most of the former ministers have asked the government bungalow.
“Former Deputy CM Nitin Patel along with former Minister of Bhupendrasinh Chudasama, Saurabh Patel, Ganpat Vasava, Jayesh Radadiya, Kunvarji Bavaliya, Jawahar Chavda, and Pradipshad Jadeja had asked for a bungalow,” said a source.
“So ask the former junior minister like Parshottam Solanki, Raman Patkar, Vibhavari Dave, Vasan AHIR, Ishwarshinsinh Patel, and Dharmendrasinh Jadeja.” Quoting the rules and conventions, the source said: “When the reshuffle cabinet occurs, the former minister can request the government bungalow type ‘ka’ on low leases to the completion of their children’s academic sessions.” The source is added: “However, it’s up to the government to approve or approve the application.” The source adds that at this time, there are very few ‘train’ type bungalows available.
“If all the former ministers are allocated this bungalow, the state ministers in the cabinet must now be given a ‘ga’ type bungalow intended for Junior IAS officers,” said the source.
“CM and the road and new building Minister Purnesh Modi will make a last call on the request of the former minister for the bungalow.” According to other sources: “It is possible that the state government will appoint BJP leaders in the board and large corporations, or give them a legal post.” The source added: “These leaders will also demand a bungalow, so it is very difficult to deal with sudden waves of demand.
Many IAS and IPS officers and even Indian governments Indian officers who are eligible for the bungalow are awaiting allocations.”
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